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Engadget Podcast 169 - 10.31.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Petar Smilajkov @ Feb 1st 2007 6:36PM
You guys are nuts! "no keyword is required to make your computer start listening to what you have to say, meaning any stray word could be interpreted as a command by Windows if it has the right tone and is within Vista's repertoire"
There IS a keyword - it's called Start Listening - and only then the computer will take your blabbing for serious.
Also, to be honest, Speech recognition in almost any OS really sucks, and it is not super good in Vista either, so chances of you suffering from this in any way are completely minimal. It's not like WOW - we can get really screwed ;)
And you Vista haters - check out by blog so you can see why you Should get Vista and like it ... It has tons of improvements, new - faster - network stack IpV6, integrated search which really works, it's pretty, and it's really worth the upgrade...
If you are a Mac user, check out that Vista Runs on MacPro faster than Apple's own OS - reported by The Cult of Mac!
And you love linux - power to you - but Vista is nice for all of us who actually do like to use GUI ... I use linux shell on daily basis - but Vista makes me happy when I come back home ;)
Cheers from www.VistaJuice.com